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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
THE o. p. RAILROAD DEFEATED.
Across the Border, Backed by the
Grand Trunk and tho Northern Pacific.

The Ground Broken for . Rival Line
Across the Border, Backed by the
Grand Trunk and the Northern Pacific,
4 MONTANA RA1LwA MEETING.
As will be seen by the advertising columns
OF The MINER, a meeting is called for on
July ~ at the office of the Montana rail.
way company in Butte of the stockholders
OF the same for the purpose Of electing a
board of directors and the transaction oil
such other business as may come up for
consideration. The Montana company
means business in this call, for it comes
from high authority.
FIGHTING THE c. +. b.
WINNIPEG, July 2.-Hugh Ryan, con.
tractor for the Red River Valley road,
signed the contract for construction OF the
road to-day. The delay was caused by the
Dominion Government notifying Morton,
Rose & Co., bankers of London, who had
arranged to take the bonds, that If the
sale were carried out the Dominion Gov
ernment would withdraw it's business,
Local capitalists, behind whom it is sup.
/ posed are the Grand Trunk and Northern
Pacific, came to the relief OF the Govern
ment and have agreed to take the bonds.
The construction will commence immedi'
ately and ~sub-contracts be let tomorrow.
THE FIRST DIRT THROWN.
WINNIPEG, July ga crowd of people
turned out to see Premier Norquay turn
the first sod of tho new Red River Valley
railroad. There was much speech-making
| cheering and general jubilatioD.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06

MATES TO CHICAGO EDUCATIONAL
The Union Pacific road has issued q CIR
GUAR Tor special excursion rates to the Ma
uonal Educational Convention in Chicago,
similar in terms to that lately published
ytne Northern Pacific road. One lar
.h De charged from all Montana points or
Tse line Tor the round trip. with w added
,ackets will be on sale from the Sd to the
tvla instant, inclusive. good for retnrI
som the 18th to the goth. Extension u
IHpeember Sth can be obtained from J.N
nopott, Home Insurance building. Chicago
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
A Marrow EscRpe.

HARRISON, July 3.-[Special to The
N'ner'l-Nr. F. Jones, of this place, had a
,"! narrow escape yesterday from q
.rrible late. While taking two colts down
",ne river to water they camefrighteneo
,"a oy some means or other entangled Die
nv Nv 10 The rope binding them close together
."es Then started off ct a full gallop, drag
sus him after them feet foremost. Luckily
i.esround was fairly level and free IRON
.p,ulnents, but they rapidly neared TN
h,S - 70 cross, which was certain death u
~. h~on~'ns his tate II he could not ire
~ ~. fsrss ~sur-.sded ~hiss sssn'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
P~OSTOFFIcE TIME TABLE.

"0DKFOR ALL. $50 a.week.
w Ohha and expenses paid. Valuable
outfit and particulars free, r.. o.
Augusta Maine.
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The All Stars

There was an overlooking house at the frs
appearance thursday night, in the Hawaiian
Opera House, of Clark's All-Star Novelty
Company. The performance opened and
closed with comical sketches that put and
left the house in good humor. However, the
filling in parts embraced the novelties, some
Of which were the best of the kind ever given
here. Mile. Garetta's pigeons made beau
tiful and wonderful show. their high training
being evident in every act, and her little pet
dog was clever as a monkey and almost as
Spry. causing much applause and laughter.
MeSSrS- Fields and Hanson IN th0ir must
cal act played superbly on a variety of in
struments, including the bells, interpreting
the most ludicrous business full of odd sur
prises, which kept the audience alternately
listening and laughing with all their might.
Miss May Cameron fairly rivalled the Jap
anese cOntortiOnists in her exhibitions of
physical piiability. Frank NJ. Clark, man
ager OF the company, sang several character
songs IN a way that was keeuly enjoyed, his
distinct enunciatiOn conveying the points to
the outer circle of the house.
Messrs- Wilson and Cameron took the fritter
for cOmicality, mingIinE very funny make
up, acting and singing WITH tue most lively
acrobatics. They left the stage amid roars
OF applause. They were followed after a
brief recess by Ouda, who gave undoubtedly
the finest gymnastic performance ever seen
in Honolulu. The apparatus was directly
over the auditorium, the precautiOn of
strong net being employed between per
former and people. Walking head down
ward with only the cavity of the heel holding
on to horizontal ladder, and the concluding
somersault from the height of the ceiling to
the net, were the masterpieces.
Mr.. CLARK on his appearance thanked the
community for its patronage and announced
the next performance on Saturday night.
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Notes ON Education in Hawaii.
nuTLnINa cHARArrrR.

1t might be profitable for every teacher 10
put down IN his notebook the yariOuS things
at which he aims in the education of the
children committed to his care, naming each
in the order of its relative Importance. As
now conducted, it is plain enough what most
strive Tor, VIZ, advancement in the studies
set down and required to be taught; as read
ing, writing, arithmetic, geography, etc.
These things must be taught at all hazards;
and If ut the end of the year it is found that
the pupils have made good progress in all
these. there seems to be general satisfaction,
and teachers and pupils are commended.
Now, need not say that all these various
requirements of the schools are only useful
rs they are made in practical life. They are
indeed disciplinary, and so far useful at
once; but that Discipline, TOO. goes along
with the other benefits IN after life. Man
has moral nature IL accordance with which
all his after life, with the power added by
education, Is shaped TO good or evil. And
the shape 1t takes Is character. Whatever
the innate tendency of mankind the char
acter of every individual Is built from it.,
either towards right or wrong.
From very early years men start 10 90 il
opposite directions, and they become good or
bad accordingly. Parental training has
much to do with it at first, but a teacher,
who has the respect of his pupils, has much
to do III giving 1t a final bent towards right.
Dul alas, the characters or men are as varied
as their dresses: from that torn and patched,
Soiled with dirt, and insufficient for covering.
10 that which in every part is beautiful and
harmonious; and to build up a good chafac-
ter Is great work requiring the cooperation
of teacher, parent and pupil. 1t Is some
times. too, very discouraging work. The
natural bent may be strong and quite un-
trammelled BY home government, and self
control which is all important may be slow
of attainment.
But of the value of a good character there
can be no doubt. 1t is a fortune even if one
has nothing else. 1t is blessing to IFS pos
SCISSOR sld to all around him. 4 character
for self-cOntrol, truthfulness, sobriety, in
dustry, temperance. honor and kindness, is
above ali price; and its attainment is worth
the most persistent and energetic labor.
Like some other good things, the longer it Is
possessed the stronger 1t becomes, till 1t
mouldS and subdues the whole man.
Character Is thing TO be worked for, and
even implanted. 1t Is independent of any
creed, sect or religion. Aud early life Is the
most hopeful time to build it up. Cannot
every teacher, each day, drop some word, or
perform some act which shall help and
encourage his pupil to make effort IN the
right direction!
What Is called evangelical conversion, of a
mau of bad character, Is often very unsatis-
factory, and overridden by persistent bad
habits. He begins life anew with great odds
against him, and the race he runs is but a
stormy one. TEACHER.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ACT1Na1S-
MONDAY, September 10Th.
Schr Mary & Foster, Kauai.
: : CITY Of Sydney, HongkonE-
TUESDAY, September Nth.
s Australia. San Francisco.
Ssmr Waialeale, Kauai.
Schr hawailani. hOolau.
WEDNESDAY, September 2lst.
Scbr Wsiehu. huau.
Schr WaiOli. huau.
Schr NSnuokawai, koOlau.
Stmr ] A CummiuS, WaimanalO.
THrRsDAY, September END.
Stmr Jas Makee, Kauai.
Stmr Iwalani. Hamakua.
Schr Haleakala, PepeekeO.
Stmr Surprise, Hawaii.
FEDAy, September 30.
Schr Leahi Hanalei.
Stmr " g Hall. Maui and HAWAII.
Stmr q Il Bishop. N6ianae and Nalalua
Stmr Waimanalo. Waianae and alaIua.
II VI ) haimiloa. TutuIla.
S:mr Mokolii. MoIoksi.
SATURDAY, September 18th
: ) MaripOsa. Colonies.
Stnr Iikelike. hahulul and Hama
Stmr hinaa, Hawaii and Maui.
Schr Emma, Kauai.
Schr Waiehu, WaIalua.
Schr hauiksaouli. Kauai.
SUNDAY, September 18th.
Stmr Mikahala, Kauai.
Schr hauli!ua. Kauai.
Schr Waioli, kuau.
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7 cases betel flower. value SIS. 1,l02 hches
bananas. value l.l0S, . cases porte1 bag
coin (SS5Ol, 8 boxes express matter, a 1,SO4
packages IN transit.
Inns Kaimiloa, Captain Jackson, rived
Friday, - DAYS from Tutuila. Camhnder
sail and steam. Reports fine wean the
whole way. All well.
The schooner Anna, Captain Willis. ar
rived at Kahului, Wednesday. is dalfrom
San Francisco. with general merendlSe,
consigned to Wailuku Sugar Co., We Mo
va Go, C. Il. Collins, Quong Fang Cdnd A.
F. Hopke.
The LADY Larnpson, Capt. W. II. Eston,
sailed Thursday for San Francis4Slth q
cargo of l.. 2l3 bags sugar, value, ssl6.4S,
S5sS bags. value, So, 1886. were sped by
Theo. II. Davies Il Co., and the baes Solo
BAGS. value. Sl9572.92, by Castle &oke.
The bows on the water front MoS week
were entertained by what looked Ia race.
The Mokolii seemed to be chasifhe HI
lsuea Hou out of the harbor. Ihest that
was seen of the vessels as they s away
INTO the horizon, the MoSon had ned tue
lead and was several lengths ahea'
The 5. s. Australia, Captain Hoette, ar
rived Tuesday, at noon. Left SaIenclScO,
Sent. 18th. at , .. IN. First 3gs light
northerly airs. thence 10 port, =. AIRS,
smooth sea and fine weather 8he way
except last rs hours, when heavy / squalls
we're experienced. Took on HotIu Pilot
Sept. 10th. I1:25 a. m. She brOf 81 pas
sengers and 1+Sl tons freight.
The ). $. City OF Sydney, Car trlele,
bound to San Francisco, ancho. on TINS
port Monday week about Z OF. Left
Houpkonp, Aug. 3lSt, Yokohaneept. Sth.
She brought 3l4 Chinese passers ana
quantity of freight for Honolulhe comes
in TO the Pacific mail wharf thlornlnS TO
discharge Honolulu freight ande IL coal,
and will proceed on her voyage ihe after
noon.
Arrivals at San Francisco:
Sept. 5, Stmr. Alameda, Z da,
sept. 1, Bk. Iron Crag, % da,
Sept. 6, Stmr. Australia, da
Sspt II. Bktne. S. n. Castle lays.
Departures from San Eraneror mono
lulu:
Sept. II. BrIgtue w. g. Irwi
Sept. Is, Blk. Forest Queen.
The 5 5 Mariposa, Capt. III hayward,
en- route for San Francisco, ard saturday
morning. u days from Auckli Lett Syd-
day September 18th at +:5S u arrived az
Auckland September 1lth aeo p NJ; iett
Auckland September 18th at p m; called
at Tutuila September 18th; lat ';lo p M
/ Leaving Sydney experienced he1vy west,
erlv winds with heavy CONG sea INST
I DAYS. and thence to Aucp moderate
weather From Auckland tonoiuiu me
weather and moderate sea.
vba : q, Wilder Cant Paailti for San
L-,-,iscC S1trrrfav Sentar| 9th. with a
- ~ he vsJna ~ S75O2. The ship
Nt-- ~ "a 49, Es--sN H..
ments were I4.106 bags sua I,ss 90 los
+ value Sol, $40 81, los bales 4, $50 los,
value $3.50. and , cases gfalp -, oy
A Schaefsr il Co: Cos bags ar, ,o;5Iu los
value s.. SSI 50, c Brewer 10; !o65 bags
( sugar, 379. $50 lbs, value Su5 =; 1neo ID
7 Davies Il Co; IA bags sugat ,zot os; value
/ 81 1851 60, Castle il Cookie cas- nsn III
oil. value $3.50, Wing WO hn 40; mt
gasoline tanks, value SlSS " MacIaF-
lane i Co.
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Shipping Notes.

NE snip AsrcaEy has been sold to Holmes
4 20. OF TIE Port BlzkeIy nils. for sI2610,
ne BARK Mn So tons. Captain BlaEe
7i-i-ee TON London, Eagiaud. ING. 2ltb. su5
passed D9FsE o. the 25-h, for this port.
ne scar Olive took island stores and mn
VISIONS OF tk= Taize OF $50. to BsEe- Tsfs-5
5 i y .Iaeo. 4 Davies & Co. 10 ],
lie llsrlposs. C-ptaia Harvard. ssil-
e. IoE sau Francisco. eH voyage ron The
C9l9II=s- September 2iEh, al noon. Sbe taaE
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Mortgages Notice of Intention t
Foreclose and of Sale.
IN ACCnIo nKN-f,rr vr~r~rrrr

- A0OOhIJAN0 LIE WITH y
Il power of sale coutained i'm d certain mortgage
made by r. Mia ana Makauui lyrl his wife 81 Haf-
Eu Island OF Mani. and J. B. kaaimoEu and Kamf-
H W. his wife Of W ailuku Island OF Maui aforesaid
70 Male kaansai and kaagkai her husband dated
the 18th day OF May. 1855, recorded IN she ONCE
OF the Registrar Of Ccuveyances. in liber g5. On
fOliOs 23J-2. Notice is hereby given thar aid
MORTGAGE intends TO foreclOse SAID MORTGAGE FOR
condition broken, TO wit: the uOu-payment OF the
principal and interest when due and upon said
foreclosure VIII sell at public auction AZ tho
Salesroom Of James F. Morgan in Honolulu Isl
ana OF Oahu, on the ist day Of October fss7 o.
y N of said day the premises as escrbed fn said
mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of J. NJ Mon
sarrat, Attorney az Law
MALE kAAUKAI and KAAUKAI her husband.
Honolulu September 3. 1851
The premises 20 be sold are:
]. All the undivided interest and share OF T.
Mia in an those certain pieces Of land situate ar
Puuwela in said Island Of Maui described n,
Royal Patent 226 issued 70 W. L. Lee and con-
yeycd 10 the said r. Mia BY Keal0ha and Others
by deed dated p Of October 1876 and recorded ir
Liber Y fois 800 and 80 and by 81. Kanikauihia
ana Laheia " by deed dated fth Of June $50
aud recorded in Li0er - fOls 80 aud BIZ said
snare consists Of az acres fundiVided1
=. All the undivided interest and share Of said
Nakanui III all that certain piece of land situate
at Puuwea and described DO ROYAL Patent -
ana conveyed To the said Makanui bv Pniehu and
haneakualanisby deed dated 9Th OF Octcker 1873
aud recorded in Liber 10 f0ls 30l5. said zbs-e
consists Of AZ acres (undivided.J
D. All that certain piece OF land known as The
IN Of OmaO situate al Waiehu Iu said Island os
,9 % 4elhg 51e part Of the kuleana Of Eaiolaui
70 20 and bounded and described as FOL ows.
North ia East 1.gi chains along the PoaH.-a
South eil4 West 10 Kaioiarf
i2-z East 5.ii the kuiI
S2-4 East 80 kaioiar3 4 i
-seIlu pa >" est - Waiaiao ~
ana being the same premises that were cor
70 lAe SAID j b. kaaimOku By Kahue the ~
rlstraior Of me estate Of Geo. Phillips I'D
Leased 70 Waikiki sugar Co. for so per arnusI
payable yearly Lease expires 2Jth OF Nav lsss
3 AL tnai certain piece Of faro land situate In re-
IN Of halauia az said WaIlukn area 1906 81 an
acre and described in L. q. Award 81 Par ; Ser
ZION and conveyed % the said Kamiki b. MAJ
hnn Alexander by deed dated 18th OF Febrna-z
1888, ana recorded in Liber - fals zlD and IN
f1sg a.
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Captain Kempf of the O. S. S Adams, and
Professor Merritt, also by Attorney General
CIV. Ashford. when the company dispersed,
delighted with the entertainment and wish
ing the Geo. w. De Long Post many returns
of the anniversary campfire.
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Departures

Departures
MONDAY, September 18th.
Stmr J A Cummins. Waimanalo.
Stnr Waimanalo, Waianae and Walalua-
Srmr JAS Makee, Kauai.
Stmr Eva, Eva.
Stmr hilauea HOu, Hamakua-
Stmr c & Bishop, Waialua and Walanae.
Stur MOkoliI. Nolokai.
Schr Luka. Wdimea.
Schr Cateriua, Haualsl.
TUESDAY. September 10th.
Strr hinau. Maui and Hawaii.
Stnr Likelike. kabulul and Hama.
Schr Olive, Boku Islands.
Schr Moiwahine, HamakUa-
Schr Mile Morris. hoOlau.
Scmr Mikahala. Kauai.
SIS City Of sydney, San Francisco.
WEDNESDAY, September list.
Schr Waiebu, Waialua.
Schr ManUOkawai, hoolau.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.
THURSDAY. September E2nd.
Bk Lady LampsOu, san Francisco.
Schr kawailani, hoOlau.
Stmr Waimanalo, Wsianae and WaIalua
Stmr J 4 Cummlns, Naimanalo.
Schr Waioli, huau.
FE1DAY, September sd.
Stmr Lehua, Hakalau and 0nomea.
SATURDAY, September 9th.
) s Marlposa, San Francisco.
Bktne 5 G Wilder, San Francisco.
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KING BROS.

Importers and Dealers in Art Goods, Artists
Materials, Oil Paintings, ny local artists Photo
graphs Of Island Scenery. Chromos. OIegraphs.
PasteIs, Water Colors Albums, Plush and Ebony
Goods, &c, &c. Frames OF any and all kinds
made to order. Regilding and repairing old
Pictures and Mirror Frames a specially.
KING BROS,
1854 y Honolulu. II. /.
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tonnage is arrniy held al an advance. We closed
Iron Graz (ircul, Sth inst, SIS CosS, I. n;
Nothin- less direct. and yesterday DeS0enohA
Iironl. accepted same with 20 less direct pori.
Wheat has declined here materially, snd We nope
business will soon commence AZ steady rates.
EXCHANGE-Londen V dept S4-Sots' \ /
sight l5c.
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Chipping.
WILDER'S
Steamship Company
LINZ TT d.
i'll
STEAMER KINAU

LORENZEN............ Commander
Leaves Honolulu as per the following schedule
touching at LChaiua Maalaea. Makena. VI ahi.-
kona, kawaihae, Laupahoehoe, HilO and Keau-
hon.
Commencing on Monday. July 90, 1885,. and on
every alternate Monday. at p. m, the Kinau
will make the VOLCANO TRIP tO1ching at
KeauhOu on "Wednesday morning where horses
and carriages are waiting TO convey passengers
10 the VOLCANO HOUSE Give miles in the sad
die and nine miles by cauiage.)
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, $50, WHICH PAYS ALL CHARGES
The Khan will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano Trips On Hilo Trips will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays. and return satur-
day mornings.
PASSENGER TRAINS@eonnect with the
kinau at Mahukona.
Tie kinau will touch at HOnokaia and Paau
ha1 on dOlCH trips from HilO. for passengers, if
q signal Is made from the shore.
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DIED

At San Francisco, Tuesd Sept9, MRS,
CAPT. J. NJ. Oar, formerly hortllu' aged
- years, leaving q family touSls-
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MIR. W. F. ALLEN

Has al Office with Aessrs Bishop& Co, corner
of Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets. and he
will be pleased TO attend to any business en-
trusted to him. li73 6m
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JonY BUcKLEY, lIOrtgag-
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4
4 power Of sale contained I'm q certain mortgage
made by Chung H0on mortCag0r 20 Francis "
Hatch mortragee dated the tth DAY Of May 1so-i.
recorded in Liber a. pages ~ i.8 and 4q+ which
said mortgage was duly assigned 70 William
uillebrand by said Francis VI. Hatch MORTGAGE
by deed of assignment dated me 18th day Of Fcb-
ruary 1881, and recorded in Liber - page fs2.
and said Assignee of mOrtgaeee leaving deceased
Hon. Charles Il. Bishow was duly appointed Ad-
ministrgtOr with the viii annexed OF the estate
Of William Htllebrand. Notice is hereby given
that the said Administrator OF the estate Of the
said William Hilebrand deceased, intends %
foreclOse said mortgage for condition broken 20
wit: nOnpayment OF principal and interest :. and
upon such foreclosure VIII sell az Public Auction
at q time and place to be hereafter designated.
all and singular the lands teuements and heredi-
lament mortgaged in said mortgage as below spe-
CITED. CHARLES K. BISHOP.
Administrator Of Estate OF VIM. Hillea-and.
Further particular can be obtained by appiica-
ton to Whiting and Creighton Attorneys 40 Law.
The premises 10 be sold are situaTe on the
South Western side of Hotel street, Houoluiu
containing an area OF So square fathoms -
square feet, being Rulcana. Helu rs granrt -
kauh0la by Royal Patent No. - dated Jan
1889 and described by survey In deed from ~
hola to Haugip dated September 18th 1s5s record
ed in Liber II pages x and -
Also: That piece or parcel Of land FadjOi1inE
the last aforesaid premises Hotel street parti-
cularly in deed from Francis Spencer 90 Haneip
dated February 2ird 1859 90 record IN Libcr IL
page 492 leaving frontage on said street of
feet and q depth of 81 feet. 1Is2 50
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Neat =nd costly furnished Rooms can be had
By an earl; application at 10 GARDEN
LANE 9s2
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STEAMER MOKOIJT.
VIII run to the following Po.t- e,.er
aiternate week

VIII run to the following Ports every
alternate week
Commencing May f5th-To Kar-.1,r. -
maio, Pnkoo Lahaina and Oiopaig pe,--r. I. d
lana ma, Pukoo- Kamalo and Eannabss..g
Arriving AZ Honolulu SATURDAY.. : m asii
Commencing Nav 9th-Fo Far-t-t
AaInalo Pukoo- Helawe. Waiau PeIet1r 49,
n-'-l aPA- returning to-PHko0. LaaaiHa ON
go, -.-ii.'H = rlso1. hanalo anG KaguataI3
y nc company VII not be res.o,.;t.,
~ ~ ~ ilsleAi % Packages ualess reref,.e5
Igs- ngf I9r personal baggage unIe.s r'i. 20
unless placed "a charge Of the PM. OF JeseiFy
a. p9s ~ PIE care VIII he taken Of fiyo ST..
~ ile company vii not assume an
sAR = e, x WILDER. President:
9s1Es5FIl ~. Port and Queen straet.
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NOTICE I!

THE UNDERSIGNED HERE
i by ave notice 10 DepOsifor5 in their saw
iHgs Sank Department that interest on their
accounts viii eease On the ist 0f December
next BISHOP & co.
Honolulu sept . 1851 Gin IIs5-4t
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Gperial Notices.

* No Handbook ezcels the HAWAII
AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for
reliable statistical aud general information re-
lat;ng to these Islands. Price 50 cents or
mated abroad, 90 cents each.
7. G. THRUM. PUB.IsHER.
IsIGY HOnolulu. II. I.
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Kauai Tax Appeal Boards, 1887.

THE BOARDS FOR THE SEW
i eral Districts will sit to hear Tax Appeals as
follows
At Court House, waimea, Tuesday, October Il,
ut 10 1. m.
At Chambers, Koloa. saturday, October fo, at
10 q. m
AT Court House, Lihue, Monday, October Il, at
10 a. m.
At Court House. Kapaa, Tuesday, October Is,
u 10 m.
At Court House, Hsualei Thursday. October
~ 1T 10 q. IL.
J. HARDY. Circuit Judge.
President Kauai Tax Appeal Boards
Koloa. sept TO- 1881. 1iSi 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-27
TAX APPEAL NOTICE

THE TAN APPEAL BOARDS
i IN HILO, PUMA and KAU, Island Of Hawaii.
\. d. 1887. will meet as follows:
At the Court House, Pohoiki, Puma, on Friday,
October 9Th.
At the Court House, HilO, on Wednesday,
October 18th.
AT the Court House Laupahcehoe. North HIlO,
on Of there are any) Friday, October nth.
At the Court House, Waiohinu, Eau, on
Monday, October 2ith.
F. s. LYMAN,
1IS43t Chairman Tax Appeal Boards.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-27
STEAMER LIKELIKE.

Leaves HonOlulu every Monday at 5 p NJ FOR
aKaunakakai. Lahaina. Kahulai. HuelO, Hama and
kipahulu, every week; Keanae, MOkHlau and
Nun every other week. Returning. will stOp at
the above ports, arriving back Saturday morn
ings.
-'For mails and passengers only.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-09-27

The total consumption Of sugar IN the
United States IL 1886 was l.SSS,l-5 tons or
which only one-tsnth was produced IN the
cauntrv: about one-twelfth OF the remainder
was raised IN the Hawaiian Islands.